Matthew Belleghem

Music For Small Audiences

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Australian-Canadian DJ Matthew Belleghem brings to this podcast 35+ years of experience as a curator of engaging and eclectic electronic music. Having spent time as a nightclub DJ, music producer, synthesizer salesperson, record shop clerk and dance music journalist, his tastes range from the underground progressive house music that Melbourne is world renowned for, through to ambient, new wave, nu disco, trip hop, trance, techno, downtempo and psychedelica. While new genre names seem to crop up each year, contemporary music journos might also use terms like 'organic house' or 'melodic techno'....

Author

Matthew Belleghem

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Music

Podcast website

mbelleghem.com

Latest episode

Jun 14, 2026

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Episodes

MFSA002: The Heater Is On Wheels 02.11.2013

Episode 002 of Music For Small Audiences is called “The Heater Is On Wheels”. It is just under two hours in length, and while it covers plenty of ground in terms of tempo and energy level, it’s underpinned throughout by warm and creatively tuned melodies and expressive grooves. I have always enjoyed the interplay between electronic and acoustic instruments, and particularly the l...

MFSA001: Back From Aireys Inlet 26.10.2013

This is episode 001 of Music For Small Audiences. It is a live set recorded last month after a particularly nice weekend away on Australia’s southern coast, in a little town called Airey’s Inlet on the Great Ocean Road, about two hours west of Melbourne.

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